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Haley Bartlett

City Editor

Haley Bartlett is a journalist based in Chattanooga, Tennessee who has written for publications such as the LA Canyon News and Chattanooga Times Free Press. She loves reading in coffee shops and finding funky home decor in thrift stores.

The Chattanooga Parks and Outdoors Department is getting in the holiday spirit with its own rendition of “The Elf on the Shelf” — read along on how to find Clark Griswold hiding in various parks.
After the public raised safety concerns in light of recent accidents on Frazier Avenue in NorthShore, the City of Chattanooga and NorthShore Merchants Collective have announced a demonstration of new traffic patterns.
It’s official, the Flying Squirrel has flown away, and in its place now stands Ernest Chinese. Brought to you by the same crew, this American Chinese restaurant is bringing a new twist to the Scenic City.
Whether you’re a weekend warrior or the next Tiger Woods, these 21 golf courses in Chattanooga are sure to make for a good round.
November was a jam packed month with news, and it’s okay if you’re already forgetting some things. We’ll help you fill in the blanks, crossword puzzle style.
The 2023 Chattanooga Santa Pub Crawl is gearing up to kickoff — read on for wristband information, destinations, and more need-to-knows that will have you ready to sip all night long.
The Hamilton County Health Department + the City of Chattanooga’s Office of Community Health are partnering to expand WIC services available to residents in the area.
Help bring a cheerful holiday season to local families and children in need by donating to these local toy drives and holiday fundraisers around town.
Now that turkey season has officially come and gone, it’s time to set our sights on chiller activities. Read along to see what some of our readers and followers said is a must on their Chattanooga winter bucket list.
Become a friendly film critic and support local filmmakers at this downtown bar’s first-ever film festival, showcasing shorts that span genres.
Whether you like to have your tree up the first week of November or the last, it’s about to be opening day these local spots — come pick out your evergreens with us.
The Scenic City is made up of so many wonderful small businesses — pop over to one of these events to spread that local love.
It’s time to be merry and bright in the Scenic City, and to help you plan your season accordingly, we’ve created a helpful guide to various holiday activities happening in and around the city.
The Scenic City will welcome local and regional artists and their designs during the third edition of this fashion exposé. Learn more about the celebration and its weekend of events.
Miller Park, just in time for the festive season, will become its own little winter wonderland, featuring 50 trees that will be decorated by sponsors within the community.
A new locally made sauce has made its way to the Scenic City, taking on a more mild flavor range — check out the sisters behind this not-so-spicy brand.
The fiber arts community will soon be getting a new space to share their creativity in the Red Bank area. Learn about what you can expect.
As we get more into the holiday spirit and approach changes in the seasons, we want to know what our readers and followers would put on their “must-try” list for spending winter in the Scenic City.
A floating museum has set sail and docked on Chattanooga’s riverfront — get a historical look inside one of the ships Columbus traveled on.
Audubon Acres will host its annual Walker Farm Pioneer Days festival, teaching elementary school students skills to help provide an educational tool on how the pioneers lived.
Applications are almost open for the Hamilton County Schools Choice lottery system, and the initiative is getting an expansion to 70+ schools in the area for children and families to choose from.
We have officially entered the season of Thanksgiving — fill your plate with community and gratefulness.
Here’s the deal — the flea markets and vintage shopping scene is stellar in the Scenic City.
We’ve made a concerted effort to orchestrate this roadmap, so you can focus on finding the artists you adore.
The SquareUp Foundation will launch a charity month at its restaurants to give back to the Chattanooga community.
The local theater and event space is hitting a big milestone, and the celebrations will be even bigger — read on for 22 days of festivities.
Whether you’re planning on running for local government or are just an interested voter, save these upcoming dates that will get us to our next election cycle in March of 2024.
Imagine a horror flick set in the Circle City. What location has the creepiest vibe?
We asked you all to imagine a local version of your favorite horror movie, and let us know where it would be filmed — here’s what some of our readers and followers said.
Get a first look at the redevelopment of this North Chattanooga park in the Riverview neighborhood that will be designed to suit the needs of all abilities.